Quotes from Dean Koontz, Deeply Odd

Her eyes were celadon saucers but bottomless, of such great depth that she could take in the knowledge of whole worlds and have room in that gaze for still more.

In eighty-six years, child, I've learned the world is a far more mysterious place than most people realize and that every moment of life is woven through with meaning.

You do what you have to do. That's who you seem to be to me, anyway. You're one who does what he has to do.

To get through life successfully, body and soul must translate each other correctly more often than not.

The greatest danger, of course, was to believe that I was equal to them, because assurance can morph into arrogance that Death loves to prove unfounded.

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